Sunday morning parts run

Re: Sunday morning parts run

You are going to like it - - - a lot. I use mine all the time. I hesitate to take it down this winter for the referb it needs.

Bill

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Sun Sep 26, 2010 8:52 pm

Bob:

I know where you got that one. Hope the visit with Matt was enjoyable. You are gonna like it -- methinks lots. I took my Henderson apart the other day and I am itching to get it repaired, restored and mounted on one of my Cubs. Loaders sure beat the bejeepers out of a wheel barrow and a shovel

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Mon Sep 27, 2010 6:39 am

Nice new toy, Bob! Ed

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Mon Sep 27, 2010 7:31 am

Congrats. I am beginning to think all 1000 loaders are east of indiana. And when one is found west, it gets taken east.

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Mon Sep 27, 2010 7:52 am

Judging by the load on the trailer.... it will look something like this when you are done..... I love the mower for rough terrain and the loader does come in handy.

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Mon Sep 27, 2010 8:03 am

Rudi wrote:Hope the visit with Matt was enjoyable. You are gonna like it -- methinks lots

I got to meet Matt and his son in the mountins of NH, Matt has a very nice place with a great barn to work in. It took the 3 of us about 2 hr to get the loader and mower on the trailer. I glad that Matt has a Kabota loader, it would had taken 10 hours for us to get the loader on the trailer if we had to do it by hand.

I am going to put the loader on my super A and the flail mower on the trailer is for a super A. I bought a FH for the super A this summer hopeing to find a flail mower for it.

Bob

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Mon Sep 27, 2010 8:21 am

Bob - If that's what you bring home on a parts run I'd love to go with you on an implement or tractor run!!!!!

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Mon Sep 27, 2010 10:00 am

Cool Spaceghost

I wish I had a Mott like that for doing the pastures at home. The knifes on the one at the farm were pretty well shot when I got it so I put the heavy duty ones on it and they really chew up the grass and branches on the trails at the farm. And when I hit the rocks sticking up it makes swzinging sound instead of a crash bang that the bushhog does.

Billy

Re: Sunday morning parts run

Mon Sep 27, 2010 7:51 pm

Bob:

Since Gord's Super A has come to live here for a bit, I have grown quite fond of it. If I get a bigger tractor it will probably be a Super A.. Iike em a lot. Just a bigger Cub I guess...

One of these days on a trip to NY I am going to lookin to meet Matt. Be nice to see some of that NH scenery....

I felt the same way when I picked up my Henderson and it is much smaller and lighter than the 1000. Didn't matter that the loader was green and on a green tractor either. Saved my back and that made me a happy camper